Rock Rod?
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Rock Rod?
Hi all, i am looking to buy a rock rod in the near future and i was wondering what you would recommend? i know of a place that holds 50lbs conger and if i am ever lucky enough to hook one i want a chance of landing it.
so....recommend please :D
Thanks, Alex.
so....recommend please :D
Thanks, Alex.
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Use the Greys Nitra myself, bloody poker of a thing but just the job for skull dragging eels and big pollock out of the rough.
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That day in Killary it was the Century I had with me Alex. To be honest the bite detection on the Nitra isn't great but then again I'm only using it for bigger fish where your going to know when you get hit.
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hi im new on the site i would recomend the grey`s apollo mk 1 if you can get your hands on one they are a very stiff rod and would pull anything out of the rocks and weed.the lads here in the north east of england go nuts for them for rock fishing i also hear the anyfish anywhere rock rod is good i have the 14 foot big beach and its the best rod iv ever had so i would recomend that also :)
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It'll take anything you can throw at it and more. 8)
I would be holding onto it for the rough stuff but have just got a LT14 Bullet so I've no need for 2 quality rods for to do the same thing.
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It'll take anything you can throw at it and more. 8)
I would be holding onto it for the rough stuff but have just got a LT14 Bullet so I've no need for 2 quality rods for to do the same thing.
Steve
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Hi Fishing Midget I have never met you but from what i here i think you either have to gain a few pounds or else tie a rope from the rod to the shore :lol: :lol: :twisted: :twisted:
Only joking 8) 8) really I'm jealous i don't know where you could get a 50lb conger from the shore best of luck :( :( :( :(
Danny
Only joking 8) 8) really I'm jealous i don't know where you could get a 50lb conger from the shore best of luck :( :( :( :(
Danny
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